What are the exact dimensions (from front to back)? I have a shelf that is 12" deep and am curious if this will fit (with the power cord)?
15017
The total depth is closer to 13" because of the way the cord is attached to the back of the oven. However, the front "feet" on which the oven rests end about 9 inches from the back so if you're careful about opening the oven (i.e., don't pull too hard), you should be ok. You could give it a try and see if it feels comfortable. If the shelf has a door, it won't work but an open shelf would probably be ok.
15018
I think it will fit. Consider this: The cord is not unusually heavy and wieldy, so should not require more than an inch between box and wall. The actual distance between the "feet" in the back and the "feet" in the front is probably less than 12 inches. Remember that it vents out the back, and should not be flush against the wall.
15019
it measures 13 and 1/4 inches from front to back, but the front feet are 10 1/2" from the back, so you should have and extra 1 1/2" of shelf in front of the feet of the microwave. It should fit without any fear of it not sitting properly.
15020
It will not fit. The box is only 12" ,but there is a black tab that sticks out from the back near the cord, that adds another 1 1/2 inches. Counting that tab, it is 13 1/2 inches.
15021
It should fit but it would be a tight fit we measured it to be 11 and 1/2 inches deep 18 inches wide and 10 inches high
15022
Can this come in black or stainless I need these dimentions if not is there another with these dimentions
953686
The shelf is 2 7/8 in. deep I have 3 containers that are 3 1/2 deep and I have no problems with them because the shelf in front has smaller containers on it. so it works fine for me. to me it is worth every cent that I paid for it. I think I will buy another soon. hope this helps
1158860
12" plus there is an additional 1" gap between the end of the shelf and the door. Hope that answers your question.
379850
The shelf is 18" wide. The front curves out so that the shelf is 12" deep at the widest part and 10" deep on the sides. It is 6.25" higher than the surface of the desk. Hope that helps!
1064587
The shelf is 12" deep (back to front). It expands from 12" up to 16" in width.
551403
Marilyn, sorry I can't answer as I bought the shelf for my daugher in law in California and left it there. I think it is about 8 inches wide/deep if I remember correctly. It is just a heavy wire structure that makes a division on an existing shelf. I do remember that it wasn't as deep or tall as I had hoped, so a little disappointed but it did the trick of dividing the space for storage.
1443583
From the ground up it's 12 3/4" high, the width 20 1/2", and depth is 16". I'd say add 1 1/2 more for the plug in the back so 17 1/2 total depth unless you don't mind squishing your plug a little. UPDATE: I noticed Stacy's dimensions are a little different than ours. If you measure just the face of the microwave her dimensions are spot on, but we added the legs which jut out from under the face a bit, hence the difference in our measurements. You can take off the rubber stoppers but I wouldn't recommend it since there seems to be a vent down there. I think the problem with trying to fit static appliances in to custom spaces is you have to be sure you have room for proper venting and that the face aligns well with the face of your cabinet while the rest of the carriage aligns with your power source and existing cabinet shelve. The problem with microwaves is that they are rarely perfect boxes. The under carriage juts down about a half an inch with quarter inch rubber stoppers and the back of the unit juts out about an inch or so from the main casing. The plug is on the upper right side and sticks out about an inch. Its RIGHT above a vent so I'm not sure its okay to wind that cord in front of a vent when you're placing a microwave into an enclosed area. I am by no means an appliance installer, so I'd ask around and see what the pitfalls can occur when placing this off the shelf into a confined area.
1416492
The top shelf of the 2 exposed shelves is approx. 14" deep x 24" wide x a little over 12" high. Remember it is triangular in shape. The bottom shelf is 9.5" high x 14" deep x 24" wide. You would have to drill holes for the cords in the panel so they could come out the back. I hope that helps.
748677
The width of the shelf is 24 inches. The depth of the shelf is 12. It's a sturdy, solid bookshelf - for the price.
312530
I measured the shelf from the back to the front edge. It is 12"--but on the edges the outside infringes on the shelf about 1/2 of an inch. I only measured one shelf--the top one.
2088840
Hello Robert. The shelves are 5-1/4" deep. It's a really nice unit. Don't hesitate to purchase if it suits your needs.
542398
that shelf is the same length as the overall dimension of the entire unit but with the center support there is about 4 to 5 inches of depth in front. if the soundbar is deeper (front to back) than that you will not fit it.
2039833
The shelf is 12 inches from front to back and 15 inches wide. If your box is 14 inches deep it will hang by 2 inchs.
1995632
The wire shelves in my pantry are 12" deep and it is fine. Just to be on the safe side I used a wire tie, but I don't think it was necessary.
831859
I have a tight space too. 17 3/4 w x 10 3/4 h x 12 d My shelf is actually only 10 3/4, but the unit is nicely finished and so it looks OK. This was the closest fit I could find.
1807761
Yes it will fit, but you need end brackets because it might not lay flush against the side walls properly so measure the ends of the shelf if the ends are longer than 6.5 inches then purchase two end brackets and they can affix to the back wall. double check with the EZ Shelf company, they are very quick with responses.
401593
The shelf sticks out 20 1/4 inches from the wall. The depth allows for the coiling up cables and the power cord behind the cable receiver box that sits of the shelf.